Dr. Anant Pore- Laparoscopic surgery and cancer center

31/05/2026

Like every day, I had finished my OPD and was just about to leave for home, when suddenly I heard loud noise and chaos outside the emergency room.

A young boy was brought in with a history of assault — a stab wound on the left side of his abdomen, with bowel and organs protruding outside the wound. Hundreds of people surrounded him, everyone shouting, panic everywhere.

For one moment, the easiest thought that came to my mind was:
“Refer him to a higher center.”

Not because the case was impossible… but sometimes the surrounding chaos becomes more difficult than the surgery itself.

Then, in a dusky fading voice, he looked at me and said:

“Sir, please bachalo… mujhe abhi ghar banana hai.”

That one sentence changed everything.

Challenge accepted.

Immediately, the OT was prepared. Staff, anaesthetist, and my surgeon colleague were called urgently.

But another challenge appeared after shifting him to the OT — his blood group was AB positive, and only one blood bag was available in the blood bank.

Calls were made urgently.
Friends stepped forward.
Blood donors were mobilized.
One of my friends at the blood bank personally arranged and released around 5 units of PRBCs and 4 FFP during the surgery itself.

The patient underwent massive transfusion while the operation continued throughout the night till early morning.

Today, when I think about it, one thought stays in my mind:

“How easy it is to stab someone… and how difficult it is to save him after that stab.”

Medicine is never a one-man job.
This life was saved because an entire team stood together at the right moment.

Grateful to every staff member, anaesthetist, blood donor, colleague, and friend who became part of this fight for life. 🙏

18/05/2026

One old lady visited my OPD for her treatment today.
While I was talking to her, her eyes suddenly went behind me and stopped at my father’s photograph hanging on the wall.

She didn’t speak another word to me.
Instead, she quietly walked towards his photo, folded her hands in respect, and bowed before him.

For a moment, there was complete silence.
Then I saw tears filling her eyes.

She turned towards me, kissed my forehead, and softly said,
“Your father was a great person.”

That moment touched my soul deeply.

Dad, you may not be with us physically anymore, but even today your values, your kindness, and your respect among people continue to inspire me every single day.
Your legacy still lives in the hearts of people. ❤️

17/05/2026

I was fortunate to chair a session for eminent speaker Dr. Senthilnathan from Chennai at recently held conference at Mumbai.
It was an enriching experience to moderate the session, which showcases advanced surgical insights and reflected the legacy of excellence in minimally invasive surgery carried forward by this renowned lineage.

02/01/2026

Grateful to mark 5 years of surgical practice—a journey of learning, precision, and purpose. Thankful for the mentors, colleagues, and patients who made it possible

21/12/2023

30/07/2023

Cashless Health Insurance provides cashless hospitalization services to the insured at the network hospitals of the insurance company. Cashless hospitalization is extremely beneficial for people, especially in emergency situations, as it will save them from the hassles of arranging money before being treated at a hospital.

12/05/2023

New member in ANANT Hospital. Ventilator (A medical ventilator is a machine that helps your lungs work. It can be a lifesaving machine if you have a condition that makes it hard for you to breathe properly.)

03/11/2022

In India, the incidence rate of gastric is very low compared to that in western countries. It ranks among the top five most common cancers. It is the second most common cause of cancer related deaths among Indian men and women.

I have done Total Gastrectomy for ca stomach at my center although prognosis is not good due to late presentation.

03/06/2022

As a surgeon we always scared of SSI and diabetic foot. Non healing ulcers over foot (Varicose ulcer and Diabetic foot) are the most unhappy patients with the Dr. due to repeated visits for dressing and never ending story ( Debridement ……..and ends with Amputation)

Sharing few of my cases treated with Negative pressure therapy (VAC dressing) cost effective with Indian style (Jugad) and case results

05/05/2022

The incidence rates of SMA Syndrome is between 0.20% and 0.78% by radiographic study. This syndrome can be challenging diagnostically.

SMA syndrome is rare but has the potential to have dreaded complications like dehydration, metabolic imbalance, and death.